Sentence examples for started to create an from inspiring English sources

So I started to create an imaginary world I could enter at will.

With a movie-streaming service, Blinkbox, and a tablet, Hudl, Mr Clarke started to create an Amazon-like "ecosystem" that would bind shoppers to Tesco.

It was not until the 1950s that what he calls "a flux of Arab artists" started to create an identity within their own heritage, exploring traditional forms of expression like calligraphy.

Then, on June 1 , 1964 he experienced some kind of otherworldly instruction to "vanish matter" — and in his village Shimo Suwa, he started to create an art out of language alone.

I started to create an imaginary photo album of all the families that had lived there; and thought about a person who might one day drive down that road to glimpse the house where he or she had grown up, and be shocked by its absence, as I was by its demolition.

Her campaign has started to create an organizational hierarchy for its donors to accelerate fund-raising to pay for increasingly expensive advertising, travel and voter-outreach efforts, with a goal of raising more than $10 million by the end of January, according to several of the donors.

Keitany then started to create a step of distance.

But last season, he started to create a stir.

Under his son, income from oil started to create a Western-style consumerist society.

This started to create a whole new paradigm within the design community [at Nike].

The B.C.S. was started to create a national title game without playoffs.